Live Hunt: Trapping Season Highlights
With the sun returning to the North, the trapping season has come to an end. Check out the photo highlights from my trapping season in Alaska.
Now I’m not very superstitious, and I don’t know whether owls are supposed to be a good or bad omen, but on the last day of lynx trapping season, it worked out pretty well for us. AdvertisementRelated PhotosSUBMIT YOUR PHOTOSADVERTISEMENTAdvertisement |
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we also trap, marten, fox, coyotes, wolves, ermine, otter, and wolverine. We use snares as well, it just depends on the situation as far as what we use. Dogsleds don't get stuck like snowmachines do sometimes, but they are much slower and more inefficient, and many of the sets we use would be impossible using dogs cause they would get caught.
Ohhh and dogsleds don't get stuck in snow hahaha
What else do you guys trap besides lynx...and have you thought about snares...its a way quicker kill.
My favourite way to get around on the trapline is defiantly dogsledding!!!
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My favourite way to get around on the trapline is defiantly dogsledding!!!
What else do you guys trap besides lynx...and have you thought about snares...its a way quicker kill.
Ohhh and dogsleds don't get stuck in snow hahaha
we also trap, marten, fox, coyotes, wolves, ermine, otter, and wolverine. We use snares as well, it just depends on the situation as far as what we use. Dogsleds don't get stuck like snowmachines do sometimes, but they are much slower and more inefficient, and many of the sets we use would be impossible using dogs cause they would get caught.
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